St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-19
STILL AT THE HEAD.
Detroit Gets the Better of PiIadel-
phia--Other Games,

PHILADELPHIA, May 1S.-Ihe game
to-day between Philadelphia and Detroit
was the best contested of the series, the
visitors winning by terrific batting
streak in the first inning ON home run
hits by Rowe and Brouthers, singles by
Thompson and White and three-bagger
by Richardson-ea earning four runs. In
the second, fumbles by Bastian and
DAILY, a single by BrOutherS, and trip
pie by Richardson gave three more. A
tumble by BaStian an out and wild
pitch gave another in the third, and
Dunlap made home run hit in the
eighth. The ''Phillies'' scored run in
the second OH a double, an out and a
wild pitch; four in the fifth on errors
by Brouthers, Conway, Dulap and Han
Ion, and hits by Burlington and Nc
Carthy; one in the seventh on double
and a single, and one in the ninth on
two hits and steal. Irwin was struck
fourth inning and had to retire, Score !:
Detroit ......4 8 o o o o 80
Errors, Philadelphia 5, Detroit 10; earned
runs, Detroit 5, Philadelphia 2; base bits,
Philadelphia IA, Detroit IA; two-base hit,
Wood; three-base hits, Richardson 2; home
runs, Dunlap. Rowe, Brouthers; double play,
Dunlap and Brouthers; first base on balls,
Fogarty 3; hit by pitched ball. Irwin, Gun
ming, richardson; first base on errors, Phila-
delphia g. Detroit A. struck out, Detroit 3;
passed balls, Briody l {: wild pitches, Buffing-
ton l, Conway l; umpire, Connell.
INDIANAPOLIS WINS.
oils team defeated the New YOrks to-
day because they played better, both in
the field and at the bat. With Gore,
Ewing and DOrgan on the sick list the
giants looked weak, and they were.
1t was queer sort of contest. There
were no brilliant plays and no shocking
errors, nevertheless the 1,700 spec
tatOrS enjoyed the game up to the
eighth inning, when the indianapolis
people won the contest by combina-
ton of hitting and errors. Denny,
Glasscock, Meyers and Brown won the
most applause for their play. Welch's
pitching had little good effect, and Gil
lespie, Deasley, Ward and O'ROurke
did some pretty poor work. Score:
fnGianapalis: EsT mSs6i;:5 3 3 8 8 g 1s
Errors, New York 3, indianapolis s:
earned runs New York 5, Indianapolis 2
base hits, New York II, indianapolis II
two,base hits, Seery,. Denny, McGeachy
Boyle; three,base hits, Brown, Bassett
berg; first base Oh balls Seery 2, Glasscock
Shomberg; first base on errors, New York
indianapolis 3; struck out, New York l, In
dianapolis 2; passed balls, Meyers 3; wild
| pitch, Boyle; umpire, Quest.
CHICAGO BEATEN AGAIN.
WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Anson's ag
gregation suffered its third successive
defeat at the hands of the WaShingtons
to-day, the result being due partly tC
the tremendous batting of the home
team and partly to the miserable field
ing of Sunday and Sullivan. Capt. An
son did not play, but sat on the players
bench and saw his comrades chase the
ball all over the field. Geiss pitched fol
the visitors. Outside of the terrific bat
ting of the local team and some gOOC
fielding by DOnnelly and Schock, the
game as a whole was uninteresting
Score:
Washington % 2 o 22 9 III
Errors, Chicago o, Washington l earned
runs Washington 5, Chicago 2; base hits
Chicago IL, Washington 81; two-base hits
Carroll, Farrell, Darling; three-base hits, Car
roll, Schock, DAILY; home run, Burns; double
play, Ryan and darling; first base on balls
Hines, Farrel, Donnelly, Sunday, Ryan, Sui
Ivan, DAILY, Pfeffer, Williamson, Burns; frs
base ON errors Washington 3, Chicago
struck out, by 0Day q, by Geiss 4; passe'
balls, DAILY /; wild pitches. O'Day /; time
2:10; umpire, Powers.
= PITTSBURG POUNDED.
Boston, May 1S.-The Bostons got OF
Mccormick to-day for twelve genuine
base hits, while Stemmyer was pun
ished for eight of the same kind. Th
game throughout abounded in brillian
plays OH both sides, Wise, Morrill, an,
BWdock eXcelling for the home team
and Brown and McKinnon for the Pitts
burgs. Kelly drove the ball over TIL
left field fence in the ninth inning
bringing Hornung in from second, an
as the former crossed the plate he wa
received with great enthusiasm by tn
! small number in attendance. The HON